ELITE SHARK - CA700 - tower case

With the ELITE SHARK CA700, Sharkoon presents an impressive premium case in a class of its own. Its impressive shape and high-quality workmanship harmonize with the numerous features and colossal dimensions that make up the CA700. There is space for up to eight RGB fans and a water cooling system with two 360 mm radiators within the case, and the graphics card can also be positioned vertically. The housing can also be locked in four positions via the foot end. In an elegant design, the ELITE SHARK CA700 has been cut in such a way that there are options on all sides to create ideal airflow. Even at the highest possible capacity, ideal cooling performance is always achieved. Up to eight installation options for 120 mm RGB LED fans, five of which are already available to the user in advance, effectively cool down the installed components. But the interior of the ELITE SHARK CA700 can also be cooled with water: What’s special about it, however, is the ability to install two 360 mm radiators at once, each on the top of the case and next to the mainboard. The pump can be mounted either upright at the front end of the case or directly on the mainboard tray. Last but not least, the sheer size of the housing also allows for a correspondingly open display of the illuminated components. Both this and a generous water cooling system come into their own, and the graphics card can also be installed vertically so that it can shine in all its glory through the tempered glass side panel. The ELITE SHARK CA700 also impresses with its unusual shape and adjustable base. It is not only an eye-catcher in itself, but also offers the option of locking in four positions. The side panel on the right side covers the cables, which can be cleverly sorted behind them with expertise. The glass side panel, on the other hand, can be easily installed and removed without much effort thanks to a mounting bracket at the bottom. PTFE coatings on the lower end of the housing front allow the front panel to be opened smoothly to inspect the front fans without leaving scratches on the paint. The flaps on the front and top can also be opened for access to the RGB fans, and can also be fixed using the included Allen key. This way you don’t have to hold it constantly, meaning you can work on the case and fans with both hands.